Workato is used to roll out 1-way automation recipes at scale. But if you want custom 2-way workflows, support for additional fields, and a no-code platform anyone can use, Unito is your best alternative to Workato.
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| Pricing | Platform fee + recipes + professional services | License fee |
| Ease of use | Technical skillset required | Easy |
| Sync and automation | 1-way | 2-way |
| Customizability | Extensive | Extensive |
| Set up efficiency | Professional services required | Simple, no-code |
| Onboarding time | Months | Minutes |
| Integrations | Thousands | 50 |
| Live training | At additional cost | Included |
Note: this is a comparison between Unito's Pro plan and Workato's Enterprise plan. Learn more on our pricing page.
Workato recipes only sync data in a single direction. That means you need a complicated network of recipes to simulate a 2-way relationship between apps or tools. Unito lets you connect your tools bidirectionally, which means changes made in one interface are automatically updated in the other. No extra steps required.
With enough setup time, you can create a decent data flow between your tools with Workato. But not everyone has the resources, knowledge, or time to build that kind of workflow efficiently. Unito enables anyone in your organization to create a flow in minutes with minimal prep time thanks to a simple, point-and-click interface.
Workato's plans are built for enterprise-sized budgets. Why pay for something you don't need? Unito offers a 14-day free trial so you can get comfortable with the interface and ramp up as you go.
Learn how using Unito helped a global consulting firm save almost $1M by eliminating inefficiencies and closing the gap between important tools.
You need professional services to deploy Workato, which can take months. With Unito's no-code platform, anyone can build a flow that covers their use case in minutes.
